The gap between permission and a spade in the ground
A planning permission is often reported as though it were a building. It is not. It is a removal of […]
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What a design and access statement is actually for
Most design and access statements are written at the wrong time, by the wrong person, for the wrong reader. They
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Conservation areas: what they actually control, and what that costs
Conservation area designation is widely understood as a rule that says buildings must look old. That is not what it
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Density and daylight: the trade-off nobody fully resolves
Two things are simultaneously true about London development. More homes need to be built on the land available, which means
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Affordable housing means several different things at once
Few words in planning carry as much confusion as affordable. It is used in policy documents, committee reports, marketing material
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What makes a ground floor work at street level
The ground floor is the only part of a building most people ever experience. Everything above it is seen at
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